Lakeesha Alert

Lakeesha Alert

If you have a missing loved one that you need to get the word out to the world about, so that we may help you find them; please immediately email or call the following

bcanseco@hustleknockin.com, lionrunner777@yahoo.com, mzdeidra@hotmail.com, whataboutourdaughters@gmail, wayne@elecvillage.com, sojournersplace@cox.net

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children: Phone: 703-274-3900
Fax: 703-274-2200
24-hour Hotline: 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678)

The FBI: Local FBI Numbers

BlackPerspective.net 615-478-5204

Tips On How To Get Your Loved One Back

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# 4 the Kids Missing Kid Alert System
# A Child Is Missing
# Amber Alert
# Child Seek Network
# Choose Respect
# Color of Change
# Crime Scene Blog
# Find Tionda and Diamond
# Know The Red Flags
# Love Is Respect: National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline
# Missing Adults Map
# Missing Children Blog
# Missing Kids Map
# NAACP
# National Center for Missing Adults
# National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
# National Center for Victims of Crime
# National Runaway Switchboard
# Pretty Bird Woman House: Women’s Shelter
# Project Jason
# Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network
# Recently Missing Children
# Runaway Teens Blog
# Saving Our Children
# State Sex Offender Registry Websites
# Teen Wire

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There are currently 4 responses to “Lakeesha Alert”

Why not let us know what you think by adding your own comment! Your opinion is as valid as anyone elses, so come on... let us know what you think.

1 On May 18th, 2008, msladydeborah said:
I like the inclusion of contact numbers and websites to the Lakeesha Alert!

It is a good idea and I’m down with working on it too. I write a lot about children and this is a subject that I will gladly support.
2 On May 19th, 2008, Renee said:
I agree that anything that can be done to draw attention to missing black people should be done. The media and law enforcement seem intent on ignoring this issue. If we don’t raise the alarm no one will.
3 On June 19th, 2008, Missy said:
It is rather unfortunate that this is so necessary. We tend to get a disproportionate amount of press for degenerate behavior and far less (if any) for the important things.

Thank you for including additional resources and contact information.
4 On June 20th, 2008, D. Yobachi Boswell said:
Appreciate it Missy; there actually will be more info when I get a chance to complete it.

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